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I'm not the reporter on the project, but from what I've heard in the media, it sounds that renters are supposedly the biggest losers -- some properties are seei
by pselle 14y ago
I'm not the reporter on the project, but from what I've heard in the media, it sounds that renters are supposedly the biggest losers -- some properties are seeing thousands of dollars in tax increases, which they'll most assuredly pass onto renters in a tax hike (my opinion, also that of some other Philadelphians). Related article: http://www.newsworks.org/index.php/local//taxipedia/51402-are-phila-renters-at-risk-from-avi-hikes http://www.newsworks.org/index.php/local//taxipedia/51402-ar...
- gertef 14y agoassuredly why? is rental pricing competition purely cost-driven? Since rental units don't have much marginal cost, that seems unlikely -- They are capital investments, financed by mortgages or owned outright.